Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

friends are shrsw1 enonrh naw a he
lAst Dc@eat 10 psfo@ivs that bic caune
vii ~ simuly damned bv the aisplsys
Of uAvsioal s0d iuielisotaal rowdsism -
TIE sOrakeR aid that he diA rot
hlsue tie OranReFnen for their fnoliHh
threats. bus be did hissne eha Loudan
TSses and The Dsils TslsVrGpA fog sAeiF
IfEeitrmsnta 20 visi@1es. u ~as due 10
the Canadian ppiris IN favor of free
spe@eh that their bloody eoancils had
NE been followed
The speaker eaatinu>a. @ThersGRas
zoe thiog thoroagaly Hibsrnian absna
SATURDAYS meeting. and that vaS that,
although tha meatina waa sailed TO IN
sist that nobody had aas Fieht % FRO
nnunos upsn the asn@sS of anv Governor
G.nersl ssnt from RaRlSnd, thu verv
nrst Fpsolntian they themselves paasea
wss the m~sf sverpi1R sxsresziou af
their own opiuioa % L7rd L nsdowne's
otuess. thus doing the Verv same thing
themselves which hey insisted thai M
hadv IN Osnada had q right ta do. and
Lord Lans8owne has writtea then
letteFa tn the newspapers taday thsak
ING then and declaring teer Qaiea
rsehG IL the Rentlemen Ia the Qzesn's
Park enSarssd The aosroion pllisy OF
Lord Salisbury they are vsIooas 10
their opinion. Ifthey thiuk that Lsns-
DIVINE IN . Pack reuter- and has therehv
greater fitness In BE- Governor General
thev arr entitled n differ With them,
and TO declare THAI the man Who tvamp-
lee upau the resolutions Of their CGRs.
dian PaFlismans With respect 10 Ireland
y no isoeer ~ 10 govern . nation Of
feeedou loving men,
Here an Osaeeeman drew farth q
heavv stick aud hit = maa with ID,
knookine hia down. Then there vas q
rush caused by the pFancins OF the
horses Of the meanted policemsn and
the crowd scattered IN ell directions, |
Dany perxons rushing for the big hears |
ct brick Which we're piled no 10 = fed !
close hy. They came aglip, WhetheF |
with bTieks or nat.
Mr.. O'Brien centtnned: "I am glad |
10 Sc that theaqh L1nsdoUne has |
nothing to say himself be has friends |
Who are able n say something. lCheers |
aud Rroans. We coma 90 OanAda 10 |
demand an answer today from either |
Lansdovne ~ his frisads. Here are |
bis friends-leroeus aad hisses1 two
doxsn Of them f0roans. cheers aud |
9HtrH VI DAADQ ~ DFlFu l-WG0En tuU Il
good policemen could knock out In = |
few minutes 10 they only wanted b, and |
the ouiy answer they can give for the /
high and mighty patentate who has /
sent them here caekiiu0 like geese, % to /
attempt 10 shout down the freedom NJ
speech here todav. iGroaAs and cheers. |
Well. we generally sncoead Ia putting /
down our enemies iu the House OF Com.
mosa-I cheers and We will succeed in
putting them down here todav. Tire
msndoas apnlanse Idou't blame the
Poor deiuded OranQemsn who are max
lag this-fi0ht today. There q man vaa
knocked down and free fight followed /
among the Oraneemen, who again Get
up q d smsl hoslinQ We are the
purity OF lav and order, and we defy any
party 10 deny IT,"
Several voices cried, Brand O'Brieu."
The heart OF Ireland IL st your back"
shouted another; And the heart Of
Canada" shouted another. An Orange
man here got In frsnt of the platform
and began singing "The BoVne Water"
His silk hat vas crushed by those
around hin, and be disappeared under
the platform bFnised and bl ,ody, where
be lay the remainder Of the day.
IL have often" continued Mr..
O'Brien, "met jackasses (IauRbter)
whose sonud would be more musical
than that"
This sreDed 10 anger the OrauRsmen,
Who knocked down one or two N tti0nal-
ists With blows from their clubs. TIE
Nttionalists in return used their fisis
very effectively. Police Instector Arcbi
bald aud Diputy Chief Stuart. uho
vho we're In the COR pABy with g peral
Gross,ll, were smiling IN the most
good natured way and made no effort
to drive of the rovdies. Who pressed
9th mi ht and main to reach the front
Of the platform, but in vain. With the
exception Of q couple Of charges by q
sinRle policeman on horseback. no ct
tempt vas made TO interfere with the
rioters. The Oran0emen set up two
stuMp speakers, 20 talk at the same
time as O'Bfien. They Foared then
selves hoarse amid frantic cseers and
yells Of the ootsrie. At the close of the
speaking The following resolution was
pAssed, amid an ootburst Of cheering
rom thousands aud QroaEs Of dissent
from the RrOupS Of OranRemeD:
Resolved, That this meeting OF citi-
gems Of Toronto waFmlv smpathiEs With
the mission Of Wm. OBrieu, n. p, in
Canada, and take this opportunity OF
entering q protest against the unjust
and cruel treatment Of the tenants at
LugRacoEFan by Lord LlnsdoWne."
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